New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-05-18

front of the Dacota House.
Have you seen the parasols displayed
in Kuetzing's ADJ If not, do so a.
once.
II. H. Beusmann is giving his stores
new coat of paint and otherwise beau.
tifying the same.
A. K. P. lodge was instituted at Red
wood Tuesday evening of last week.
H. Kennedy of this place assisted.
The children of the Lutheran School
held a pleasant picnic on College Hill
last Monday in honor Of the birthday oil
Mr.. Liebkert, their teacher
Palmer brothers last Monday re-
ceived several carloads Of young cattle;
about $1,000 found their way into the
pockets of the farmers.
Street commissioner Rohner has a
large force Of men to work in grading
German street between Center and 3rd
South streets
Ed. Dickerson of Stately brought in
7 more young wolves and disposed Of
them to the County Auditor at the rate
of $500 each.
Chas. Heuer returned from Germany
last week. He left for Montana, were
be will engage in the mining business,
Monday.
Little Jennie Lind fell down cellar
and broke her collar bone Thursday
DIR. Berry, who has charge OF the patient
reports her as getting along nicely.
Postmaster Baasen has appointed
Herman Mueller as clerk in his office.
Herman is an intelligent and accommo.
dating boy and will certainly please the
patrons of the Office.
Tom. Mulverhill has added another
fine carriage to his livery. Keep or
that way, Tom, and New Ulm will soer
have the best equipped livery in the
state.
The gymnastic school exhibition a
Turner Hall last Sunday evening wa:
quite success. Mr.. G.. Gebser, the
teacher, deserves credit for the manner
in which he instructs his scholars,
Rev. G. G. Albrecht, who was unable
to be present Il week ago, preached a
the Congregational church last Sunday
before 4 large audience; in the fore
noon he spoke in the German Ian
guage.
Col. Ptaender shook hands with
the Trustees OF the Soldiers
Home, at St. Paul, yesterday. We
hope that ae has been successful il
securing the location of the home a
New UIm.
Fresh fruits, ice cream and temper
ance drinks will hereafter be furnished
by \. Preuss at the Vienna bakery
Parties in need of oranges. bananas
etc, will find it to their interest to cal
on aim.
Memorial Day will be observed shi.
year in the same manner rs it has beer
the custom during the last few years
Hacker Post held Il meeting yesterda,
evening TO prepare programme ant
Will see to 1t that the same will be car
ried out properly. The city has Away
appropriated small sum to assist tn,
Post in paying necessary expenses ane
it is expected that the present council
will follow the example set by its pre-
decessors. The programme will b.
published next week.
Mr.. Ed. Stoeckert is experimenting
with the various clays, with view O
starting pressed brick yard on larg,
scale. If conditions are favorable he vii
try to organize a stock company and star
to manufacture pressed brick. Shoult
he not be successful in organizing tn,
company he will manufacture common
brick only. We hope that Mr.. Stock
ert will succeed in his undertaking. l
viii add materially to the manufacture
ing capacity of the city and emplo,
quite number of men.
At this time of the year every pru
dent housekeeper will renovate hi
house. The ceilings must be calcim
ined and the woodwork repainted
Chas. l.. Roos has something entirel
new to offer in wall finish. It is wal
paint composed of pure Zinc and Lea,
ground in Varnish. It makes a har,
finish and shines like varnish. Can b.
washed and will stand ordinary wea
for years. Also carry in stock Alabas
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